Again, I come back to the Apple: imagine someone claiming the original Iphone wasn't ready for primetime because it didn't zoom very well when trying to use a r

Again, I come back to the Apple: imagine someone claiming the original Iphone wasn't ready for primetime because it didn't zoom very well when trying to use a recently merged, reverse-engineered driver with FreeBSD. Plus that same reviewer didn't even bother to check usability on default iOS installed with the system. That's the level of serious we're talking about here. In no way is Pinebook's hardware so underpowered that it takes 1 second to switch tasks. It's an especially egregious oversight because mainline support in the kernel and Debian has happened and continues to be worked on since I purchased the thing. But since I actually took the time to try out the default install, you won't hear me misrepresent the state of the hardware if I happen to flash a newer distro/kernel and run into problems that I don't understand.